Latest Contributions by Luke_Pinner

+1  I use virtual attribute fields in QGIS and they're very useful. ... View more

Should be available in Pro 3.1 since conda init has been implemented.  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/enhance-isolated-conda-installation-to-support/idc-p/1270116 ... View more

Yes would say it's an unnecessary idea I wouldn't say unnecessary, it is a bit of a usability issue. I spent a few years manually selecting just the file name before discovering it doesn't matter if you type over the extension.  And making the initial selection of text consistent with the Windows file explorer would remove the issue. ... View more

That used to annoy me, until I discovered that if you just type the new filename over the selected text and don't include the .gdb extension, then Pro adds the extension for you. ... View more

You don't say what version of Pro you are using.  Are you sure you're using 3.1? It was only released last month. The updateFolderConnections method is new in 3.1 and isn't available in 3.0.x or earlier  ... View more

Ha, I just had to use ArcMap for the first time in years and it does exactly that: Luke_Pinner_0-1679523391981.png   ... View more

The equals operator is "==" not "=". So you should use: 1 - (Con("Grid1" == 1, 1 , "Grid1" / 100 ) * Con("Grid2 " == 1, 1, "Grid2" / 100)) A worked example assuming Grid1 == 1 and Grid2 == 2 expression evaluates to: 1 - 1 * 0.02  output: 0.98 ... View more

Good idea. Though QGIS doesn't use a simple list, it retains the tree structure, but also filters out the tree levels as well as the CRS's that don't match the search text and then expands the tree.  I find that much more useable than the Pro way. Luke_Pinner_0-1678745265170.png   ... View more

Please add your code as formatted text, not as a screenshot. Community Help Documents > How to insert code in your post   # Here is an example of code as formatted text import arcpy for i in range(10): print("code as formatted text")   ... View more

After you run from the ribbon, just go to the History tab,  right click the tool result you just ran and select "Copy Python Command".   ... View more

ArcGIS Pro is Windows only. And the documentation states running it using Parallels and a Windows VM or Boot Camp and a Windows partition requires a Mac with an Intel CPU: Run ArcGIS Pro on a Mac Though it may not be toooo long before you can run it using Parallels and a Windows on Arm VM on an M1 Mac. https://www.parallels.com/au/windows-11-arm-apple-m-series   ... View more

Make a VRT (virtual raster) that points to the url. ds = gdal.OpenEx(tiff_url) gdal.Translate("path/to/output.vrt", ds) Or here's a python toolbox to do the same: Add remote COG to ArcGIS Pro by URL - Add_COG.pyt   ... View more